All Video articles – Page 127
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ArticleErich Gruenberg: The art of leadership
'István Kertész was an atypical Hungarian conductor – relaxed, natural and extremely lyrical' - LSO leader Erich Gruenberg, who performs on this 1965 recording of Dvorák's Hussite Overture.
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ArticleAdventures in Style
Jacob Szekely demonstrates how cellists can use ornamentation in different styles of music, including rock and jazz
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ArticleTwo cellists: Andreas Brantelid and his father
Andreas Brantelid talks about his musical hero in the July issue. Here he is playing Barrière with his father Ingemar.
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ArticleGuy Ben-Ziony
In the July issue, violist Guy Ben-Ziony describes his pre-concert routine. Here he is playing Mendelssohn with colleagues.
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ArticleThe Busch Quartet performs Beethoven
Adolf Busch (8 August 1891 – 9 June 1952) formed the Busch Quartet in 1920. This recording of the third movement of Beethoven's String Quartet no.15 dates from 1937. Read a history of the Busch Quartet in our March 2012 issue, still available for download here.
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ArticleBelcea Quartet (2005) plays Ravel
Laura Samuel has just been named leader designate of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. Here she is performing Ravel's Quartet in F major in her days as 1/4 of the Belcea Quartet
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ArticleSchumann's Adagio and Allegro: Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax
Cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Ax perform Robert Schumann's Adagio and Allegro op.70 nos.1 & 2.Coincidentally, Robert Schumann and Emanuel Ax share a birthday: 8 June. Listen to Ax, Ma and Itzhak Perlman discussing the coincidence in a 2011 concert at Lincoln Center, New York.
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ArticleQueen Elisabeth winner Andrey Baranov
Here's the winner of this year's Queen Elisabeth Competition, Russian violinist Andrey Baranov, playing Tchaikovsky's Valse-scherzo.
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ArticleThe Jerusalem Quartet play Mozart
In the June issue, violist Ori Kam discusses joining the Jerusalem Quartet. Here's the ensemble in performance.
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ArticleItzhak Perlman, Yo Yo Ma & Emanuel Ax: Schumann and Mendelssohn
The violinist, cellist and pianist talk about their mutual love of Schumann and Mendelssohn in a concert from 2011.
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ArticleIgudesman and Joo with Kremer
Here is the June issue's Double Act, comedy duo Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo, in action with Gidon Kremer.
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ArticlePaganini: Violin Concerto no.1 in D major - full performance
In 2012 Shlomo Mintz celebrates 50 years of performing on stage. Here he is performing Paganini's Violin Concerto no.1 with Yoel Levi conducting the Limburg Symphony Orchestra. This concert was an initiative of a Dutch television network (TROS) and aired on TV in December 1997.Click here to read ...
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ArticleJoseph Hague plays Paganini's Caprice no.13
For years, Jascha Heifetz was believed to have made a series of spoof recordings under the name Joseph Hague. In the June issue, we reveal that Hague was a real person – and track his life and career as a violinist, teacher and rosin maker in the US. ...
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ArticleBenjamin Beilman plays Sibelius
Benjamin Beilman, 22, has been awarded a $25,000 Avery Fisher Career Grant. Here he performs the Sibelius Violin Concerto, which won first prize at the 2010 Montreal International Music Competition.
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ArticleJoseph Hague plays Poliakin's Le canari
For years, Jascha Heifetz was believed to have made a series of spoof recordings under the name Joseph Hague. In the June issue, we reveal that Hague was a real person – and track his life and career as a violinist, teacher and rosin maker in the ...
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ArticleJoseph Hague plays Monti's Csárdás
For years, Jascha Heifetz was believed to have made a series of spoof recordings under the name Joseph Hague. In the June issue, we reveal that Hague was a real person – and track his life and career as a violinist, teacher and rosin maker in the US. ...
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ArticleHilary Hahn: Bach, Ives and hat
The June 2012 issue's guest editor Hilary Hahn plays some Bach, then a Charles Ives medley in an Ives-inspired hat. Playlist: Bach: Bouree (from Partita no.3) Bach: Siciliana (from Sonata no.1) Ives/Trad.: Medley Download the June 2012 issue here. Photo: Benjamin Ealovega
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ArticleJean-Guihen Queyras plays Schumann
In the June issue's Masterclass, Jean-Guihen Queyras discusses his approach to Bach's Cello Suite no.5. Here he is playing Schumann.
